The global tariff war has entered a new phase. President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs of over 125% on Chinese imports, sharply escalating tensions between the world's two largest economies. Watch this report to know more!

Global growth at risk as economic giants clash

To see how investors assessed Donald Trump’s tariff onslaught, let’s look at the swinging directions in which the US Treasury yields moved. A treasury yield is the return an investor earns by holding a U.S. government bond. Think of it as the interest rate the government pays when it borrows money from investors.

Major fund houses cut US asset exposure

The US is looking to revive its military presence in Panama, citing the need to secure the Panama Canal. While initial reports suggested Panama agreed to grant access to US bases, officials later clarified they won’t host permanent military facilities. The move has sparked tensions with China, which accuses the US of using security as a cover for control.

US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth  emphasises need to protect Panama Canal

West Asia is hanging on a knife's edge as the US and Iran gear up for critical negotiations in Oman this weekend. WION takes a look at the evolving situation and the high stakes involved amid military posturing and hardened rhetoric by Israel and Iran. Watch for more details!

US-Iran talks: Oman mediates high-stakes US-Iran nuclear showdown

President Trump has once again signaled the possibility of military action against Iran if diplomatic talks break down. Just days ahead of key negotiations, Trump warned that the US is prepared to act if necessary. Meanwhile, Israel is expected to play a leading role in any potential strike, with Netanyahu meeting top US officials in Jerusalem.

US-Iran tensions: President Trump threatens Iran to use military force if required

President Trump has paused new tariffs for 90 days but intensified pressure on China by raising duties to 125% on some goods. While the US and global markets reacted positively, oil prices also jumped. Trump promises deals with every country on tariffs. Watch this report to know more!

US President Trump announces 125% Chinese goods, 90-day pause for others

President Trump announces 90-day pause on tariffs for all countries, except China

Trump pauses tariff for 90 days but raises tariffs on Chinese goods to 125%

Global stock markets are in free fall as the US-China trade war intensifies. Oil prices have hit a 4-year low and commodities are tumbling after President Trump's new tariff threats. Here's a breakdown of the Trump effect and 5 key takeaways from this economic shockwave rattling investors worldwide.

Trade war: China takes action to stabilise markets amid trade tensions

Trump's tariffs: Global stock markets plunge amid Trump's trade war

Amid rising tensions, the US and Iran are set for indirect talks in Oman on April 12. Steve Witkoff will lead the US delegation, but Israeli PM Netanyahu demands tough action, including strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Meanwhile, US airstrikes continue on Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, deepening the regional conflict.

US-Iran talks: US warns Iran, 'no negotiations on nuclear weapons

During his visit to Panama, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth labeled China a growing threat to the Panama Canal. He emphasized that the US will not allow Beijing to disrupt operations of this vital global trade route. China, in response, urged Washington to stop what it calls “blackmail” against Panama.

China Refutes Pete Hegseth's Claim That It Interferes In Operations

President Trump has raised tariffs on Chinese imports to a staggering 104%, escalating the US-China trade war. With Beijing pushing back and nearly 70 countries seeking tailored trade deals, the White House insists tariffs are already delivering results.

Trade war: Tariff-hit countries dying to make a deal: Trump

Asian stocks drop after a rout on Wall Street shattered the calm in markets. US Stocks nosedived, with the S&P 500 dropping below the 5,000 mark for the first time in nearly a year and the Nasdaq tumbling 2%. Investor optimism faded after President Trump’s tariff stance remained firm.

Global stocks drop further on tariff deadline

What happens when recession fears grip the markets? Consumers abandon luxury and save for necessities. This sentiment has heightened tensions in the $400 billion global luxury sector, already under pressure from weak Chinese demand and signs of fatigue in the US

Luxury market faces longest slump in decades

The United States imposed a 104% tariff on imports from China, marking the sharpest escalation yet in President Trump’s global trade offensive. US Stocks fell on the news, reversing earlier gains as hopes of tariff rollbacks faded. China, hit hardest by the new duties, has called the move economic blackmail and vowed to ‘fight to the end.

Trump trade war: China plans retaliation, others get in line

Trade war: Trump tells Republicans he knows what he's doing amid blowback

Trump's trade war: Countries dying to make deal on tariffs: Trump

US to take back Panama Canal from Chinese influence, Pentagon chief says

US-Iran talks: Trump aide to speak with Iran on Saturday, rejects 'negotiation'

US-Iran tensions rise ahead of Oman talks as Netanyahu pushes hard line

A new survey shows 56% of Americans disapprove of Elon Musk’s DOGE initiative to reduce spending, as debates over economic priorities heat up. Meanwhile, Musk clashes with Trump’s aides over new tariff policies, and his net worth sees a dip following the announcement. Questions are also swirling around the role of Gleason as DOGE's administrator.

Elon Musk's DOGE plan faces backlash as tariff tensions rise

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrapped up a disappointing visit to Washington, where US President Donald Trump remained noncommittal on reducing tariffs for Israel. Trump positioned himself as a potential mediator between Israel and Turkiye, while Netanyahu stressed his commitment to removing trade barriers and protecting Israel from threats via Syria.

Trump Netanyahu meet: Netanyahu vows to end Israel-US trade deficit

President Donald Trump has announced direct nuclear talks with Iran, but Tehran insists the upcoming meeting in Oman will be indirect. Iran awaits a US response to what it calls a "generous offer" while rejecting direct engagement amid rising threats. Trump warned Tehran of serious consequences if talks collapse, with Iran vowing a swift response.

Iran, US to meet in Oman on Saturday for indirect talks: Araghchi

Amid potential attack by the US and Israel, Iran is readying more Ghadir radars. The buildup in West Asia has swelled up. This swelling up comes after satellite images of the US stationing six B2 bombers at Diego Garcia have appeared.

Iran declares combat readiness amid US military build-up

Will Trump budge on tariffs? According to the betting app Polymarket, the chances are pretty bleak, unless it's Israel. The platform also sees a 65 percent chance of a US Recession in 2025. This marks a sharp increase from just 38 percent last week.

Global retaliation raises US recession odds

Asian stocks rebound after their worst day on record, but Chinese shares look set for another rough start due to the ongoing trade spat.
On 'black monday', waves of volatility shook markets anew.
Stocks, bonds and commodities were whipsawed by another deluge of headlines around President Trump's trade war that only reinforced the clouds hanging over the outlook for investors.

Markets: the second worst chart for President Trump

The Trump administration is under scrutiny after multiple mistaken deportations, including a man wrongfully sent to El Salvador and Ukrainian nationals asked to leave due to an internal error. A judge has slammed US officials for acting "without any lawful authority," fueling fresh concerns over immigration enforcement and administrative negligence.

Trump administration faces heat over mistaken deportations and legal missteps

As global markets tumble, US President Donald Trump vows no pause in new tariffs, especially against China, threatening an additional 50% duty on Chinese imports. He also firmly rejects the EU’s latest proposal for “zero to zero” tariffs on cars and industrial goods, asserting that many nations are now coming forward to negotiate better trade deals. China has strongly pushed back, calling out US pressure tactics.

Trump warns China with 50% tariffs, rejects European Union proposal

Trump confirms nuclear talks with Iran as tensions rise over threats

Netanyahu departs US after disappointing visit to Washington

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